An electrocardiogram shows an active potential of heart as a function of time and is very important information on a living body. The present paper reports the result of the electrocardiogram and its frequency analysis which were measured in an athletic and an emotional loads for students. Students were tested a riding a bicycle as the athletic load and a paing TV game as the emotional load. A heart rate in the athletic load shows about twic and an amplitude of P-wave and T-wave in the electrocardiogram becomes higher than that in a complete rest condition. In the frequency analysis of electrocardiogram, each frequency component which coresponds to P-wave, T-wave, awidth of QRS and a width of RR shifts to the higher frequency in the athleti...
The chemical reactions that Occur as part of the normal body functions, generated tiny electrical cu...
Heart rate is becoming more than just the means by which a human is declared dead or alive, to stret...
The authors studied the elementary school girls' electrocardiographic pattern during and after exerc...
The article deals with electrocardiogram peculiarities in sportsmen with various physical load. 35% ...
Continuous physical activity leads to a series of adaptive changes to athletes' cardiovascular syste...
We consider the human body as an adaptable, complex, and dynamic system capable of organizing itself...
An electrocardiogram (ECG) is a representation of the electrical activity of the heart over time tha...
A sensitive technic for frequency analysis of the first heart sound (Sl) during isovolumic contracti...
Listening to a song has been reported to evoke the emotion of the persons. In fact, i...
2 groups of participants have been studied: I – student-athletes; II – students and postgraduate stu...
In the article description of changes is represented on an electrocardiogram for sportsmen at the di...
The electrocardiogram is a safe and practical exam that allows the diagnosis of subclinical patholog...
In article are considered questions of the revealing the breach of the warmhearted rhythm beside ath...
In the present work of investigation, the pulse cardiac is monitoring with a heart rate sensor. All ...
As a result of carried out research of bioelectric activity of heart at intensively training sportsm...
The chemical reactions that Occur as part of the normal body functions, generated tiny electrical cu...
Heart rate is becoming more than just the means by which a human is declared dead or alive, to stret...
The authors studied the elementary school girls' electrocardiographic pattern during and after exerc...
The article deals with electrocardiogram peculiarities in sportsmen with various physical load. 35% ...
Continuous physical activity leads to a series of adaptive changes to athletes' cardiovascular syste...
We consider the human body as an adaptable, complex, and dynamic system capable of organizing itself...
An electrocardiogram (ECG) is a representation of the electrical activity of the heart over time tha...
A sensitive technic for frequency analysis of the first heart sound (Sl) during isovolumic contracti...
Listening to a song has been reported to evoke the emotion of the persons. In fact, i...
2 groups of participants have been studied: I – student-athletes; II – students and postgraduate stu...
In the article description of changes is represented on an electrocardiogram for sportsmen at the di...
The electrocardiogram is a safe and practical exam that allows the diagnosis of subclinical patholog...
In article are considered questions of the revealing the breach of the warmhearted rhythm beside ath...
In the present work of investigation, the pulse cardiac is monitoring with a heart rate sensor. All ...
As a result of carried out research of bioelectric activity of heart at intensively training sportsm...
The chemical reactions that Occur as part of the normal body functions, generated tiny electrical cu...
Heart rate is becoming more than just the means by which a human is declared dead or alive, to stret...
The authors studied the elementary school girls' electrocardiographic pattern during and after exerc...